I think the reference is to the ministerial directive that was issued last year, which encouraged CSIS to continue to engage and brief parliamentarians. We have been taking a different approach as the attention on this issue has increased, and we've diverted some increased resources to that. However, I would stress that we were, and always have been, briefing parliamentarians on threats.
I think how threats are perceived is sometimes a bit misunderstood in terms of when things reach a threat to the security of Canada as defined by the CSIS Act, and that's when it becomes our responsibility.